Reviewed by Charlotte Kupsh
View
Stories by Glen Pourciau
Four Way Books, March 2017
$17.95, 168 pp.
ISBN-13: 978-1935536895
Glen Pourciau’s second collection of short stories, View, offers a vivid ...
Review: View by Glen Pourciau
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No is the wildest word we consign to language—Emily Dickinson
Sometimes the horizon is a scathing line.
Eye matter, retinal burns and erasures. The blue after
effect of yellow. The edge is eye-love or ...
Needing To Go On by Elizabeth McLagan
LAR Online, Poetry
Reviewed by Nancy Posey
For You to See the Stars
Stories by Radney Foster
Working Title Farm (an imprint of River’s Edge Media), September 2017
$18.00, 144 pp.
ISBN-13: 978-1-940595158
Radney Foster ...
For You to See the Stars by Radney Foster
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They are turning cups of coffee over
to tell each other's fortunes. Khalil says
the sky is growing its beard, the darkness
an inevitable departure. My father turns over
pistachio shells to make small mounds
on ...
Father dreams of Gibran by Lory Bedikian
LAR Online, Poetry
Review by Gillian Neimark
The Carrying
Poems by Ada Limón
Milkweed Editions, August 2018
$22.00, 95 pp.
ISBN-13: 978-1571315120
Ada Limón’s fifth book of poetry, The Carrying, opens with an ...
Review: The Carrying by Ada Limón
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There is a hole in the narrative, dear
reader. One we've chosen to accept. Take,
for example, discussions of instinct
which inevitably will lead to the
Donner Party, that is if you teach out
West. Is the part of ...
The Winter of 1846-7 by Iris Jamahl Dunkle
LAR Online, Poetry
Reviewed by Jill Moyer Sunday
Dragonfly Notes: On Distance and Loss
A memoir by Anne Panning
Stillhouse Press, September 2018
$16.00, 258 pp.
ISBN-13: 978-0996981699
Anne Panning’s latest book ...
Review: Dragonfly Notes: On Distance and Loss by Anne Panning
Book Reviews, LAR Online
River Ephemeral
River, why did you lead me to you
when there is no water
...
Two Poems by Carey Salerno
LAR Online, Poetry
Translation by Don Schofield
Raffaello Ceccoli’s Icon, 1853
My father liked the icon
in the monastery because Ceccoli
portrayed his dead daughter as the Virgin.
I was alive and he
was not a ...
Four Poems by Liana Sakelliou
LAR Online, Poetry, Translations
